Fitzgerald High School - Spartan Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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varsity basketball Kimball 36 Madison 56 Clawson 56 Avondale 56 Lake Orion 54 Troy 39 Madison 56 Avondale 62 Oak Park 55 Clawson 36 Lake Orion 43 Roseville 60 Troy 39 Varsity Basketball Scores We They 35 52 28 41 55 49 24 38 47 31 48 44 36 Christmas Tournament We They St. Mary 50 42 River Rouge 47 80 Cath. Central 43 50 G U 'C' Bill Vanderhoff, Phil Morgan, Bob Pine, John Massengale, George C e glar ek, Bob Bagley, Bob Radlinski, Ed Wesolowski, Ken Burgess, Ron Lickman, and Larry Hart, manager. R ic hard Snyder Coach Operating like a well oiled machine, the Spartan cagers manipulated in precision-like fashion for 7 victories out of their l0 league games to win for Fitzgerald second place in the Oakland B League. The dual piston system responsible for motivating this well conditioned machine was coach Dick Snyder and assistant coach. Al Drath. This 1958-59 season was one of power packed games backed by the fiery spirit of Spartan fans. These facts were most evident on the eve of February 27 when our Fitzgerald Spartans shattered the two year winning streak ofthe Troy Colts, 39-36. This was the decisive contest that put our Spartans in second place.

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senior revue Dainty da m s els and brawny bruisers invaded the Fitzgerald stage when the class of '59 pre- sented the eight h annual Senior Revue. Bare Foot on a Hot Tin was the appropriate title for this uproarious saga of the south. Written by senior class mem- bers, the Revue was full of fun and action for both the actors and the audience. The proceeds from this affair were put in the senior treasury to be used for the class breakfast and trip. 4 Ne' rw' ww ANN Pictured left to right are: Chuck McCarthy, A1 Charge, Ed Schank, Ken Dyer, Tom Zdanio, Steve Salerno, Al Thrift. Second row: Ruth Dinger, Maggie Snavely Wanda Daszkiewicz, Sue MacKenzie, Carol Yuhas, Myrna Bruce, and Gerry Korn. yy ' t 6 in ts, I tl avi' if Pb 19140 i ' O - ff '17 Q if . Xmmx XQ5q If 421' I Y 4 fjtfii- 1 ' ,Q XA' LV X I0 5 iff' -7512 Q .viii so 00 aff., dy., 'Q , Qi ,PP ,rt 'Ve 7' t' ' .V f XYxQi Opfli N QQ ' 0950 6504? S , ' f m 9925 33 V006 N57 . ' J44, , 0 Y X142 ' 01 06, 5,70 U4 .' BP 8,4 P Py I -44 fq , , O X4 400' ' ' 196, .. -' r ohhhh - what a night! om Diane Milczynski 41 You Limberger Lover! Darlene Klima Make-up artist, Mr. Peter- son. adds the final feminine touches to chorus c ut ie Ray Hess as he anxiously awaits his debut. John andMarcia are senior mother. Mrs. MacKenzie and senior spon- sor, Mr. Hild,respect1vely,as theyentertain the oldfolks at home, pictured in the background.